Paneer Tikka Masala

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Paneer Tikka Masala

Description

Cooking Time

Preparation Time :20 Min

Cook Time : 20 Min

Total Time : 40 Min

Ingredients

Serves : 4
  • 200 grams paneer


  • 2 capsicums


  • 4 onions


  • 4 tomatoes


  • 4 tbsp oil


  • 2 tbsp butter


  • 2 tbsp cream


  • 1 tbsp sugar


  • 2 bay leaves


  • 8-10 garlic pods


  • 1 inch ginger piece


  • 1 tsp white sesame seeds


  • 1 tsp khus khus


  • 6 cashew nuts


  • 1 small carrot


  • 1 and half tsp salt


  • 1 tsp red chilli powder


  • 1/2 tsp turmeric powder


  • 2 tsp coriander powder


  • 1 tsp Everest super garam Masala


  • 2 tbsp coriander leaves


  • 1/2 glass water or milk


Directions

  • Cut the paneer in big flat square pieces as u cut for paneer tikka same way cut 2 capsicum 2 onions and 1 tomato ( keep rest of onion and tomatoes for gravy)
  • In a flat skillet add some oil and roast the paneer onions bell peppers and tomatoes with a seasoning of salt be careful not to break the paneer and roast as evenly as possible but do not over cook it
  • In a wok add oil and add onion slices and fry till golden brown then add garlic ginger and sesame seeds khus khus and cashew nuts fry all this for just 30 seconds and let it cool transfer all this to a grinder
  • Now in the same grinder add 3 tomatoes 1 carrot ( helps to get that red colour without any artificial colours) salt chilli powder turmeric coriander powder garam masala grind it to a fine paste u will get a orange paste
  • In the same wok add oil then butter let it melt add sugar and bay leaves fry for a minute and then add the paste and cream and fry this paste nicely till the oil separates it will take about 5 mins
  • As the oil separates and roasted paneer onions and bell peppers pieces ( not tomato pieces) mix nicely but carefully fry for a min and add milk or water to make a nice gravy boil it for about 2 mins then add roasted tomato pieces and off the gas do not cook the gravy after adding tomatoes as they will turn mushy and spoil the dish
  • This dish can also be made with left over paneer tikka but as paneer tikka is spicy use less spices in the gravy